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The Erawan Museum
Hidden Gem in Bangkok: Coconut Lane 🌴✨
Stumbled upon a dreamy oasis in Bang Nam Phueng, and I couldn’t keep this secret to myself!
🍃 Coconut Lane is a serene café that blends modern and traditional vibes, run by a warm Thai-Dutch family. Whether you’re a café hopper or just need a peaceful escape, this spot is pure magic.
☕ The highlights:
• Vegan pumpkin & coconut pancakes that are simply divine!
• Coffee that hits all the right notes.
• A lush garden and stunning treetop views from the 2nd level.
✨ Traveler Tips:
• Rent a bike for just 50 THB/day at the pier to explore the island fully.
• Be mindful of the locals—stay quiet and greet them with a friendly “Sawasdee krub/ka” and a smile. 😊
• Bring your camera because every corner here is Instagram-worthy!
Honestly, I found this gem during an unplanned walk (with my face unwashed, LOL), and it turned into one of my favorite finds in Bangkok.
Save this for your next Bangkok adventure, and if you’ve visited a café as peaceful as this, let me know in the comments!
Follow me @sightsofcy on Instagram for more hidden gems and travel inspo. 💚✨#travel #naturalwonders #localfood #thingstodo #bangkok #thailand
The pink magic palace of Tyrande is so heartwarming at first glance. It’s so beautiful.
Unlike most traditional Thai temples
This temple museum is pink inside and out💗💓💞💖
A girl’s heart is bursting 💝 Very suitable for fairies 🧚♀️ Take photos and check in 🤳
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☑️Basic information📝
🐘Name｜The Erawan Museum
📍Address｜JHHQ+CH,Tambon Bang Muang Mai,
Mueang Samut Prakan District,Samut Prakan 10270
🕑Open｜9:00~19:00
🎫Tickets｜52 baht/adult; 26 baht/child
🚇Light Rail｜Take BTS to "E17 Chang Erawan", then walk 300 meters
🚖Taxi｜40 minutes from the city, about 80 baht
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☑️Punch in slot📷
❶Pink entrance door;
❷ Take pictures of the dome inside the house at the stairs at the door;
❸Aerial shot from the heights of the stairs on both sides, with the characters sitting on the stairs;
❹Photographed from both sides of the museum, with characters leaning out;
❺Exterior of the Three Divine Elephants Museum, take pictures of the entire museum;
PS: 📱You can shoot blockbusters with your mobile phone at 0.5 times. In short, it looks great when you have a small person and a large scene~
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☑️Tips for playing💌
❶You need to take off your shoes when entering the temple👟
❷You are not allowed to wear short skirts, shorts or suspenders in the temple. If you wear them, shawls and sarongs are provided for free in the temple👗
❸There is a dress-up shop in the scenic area, which costs 450 baht for men and 650 baht for women.
❹Try to arrive as early as possible. There will be many tourists in the afternoon and you need to wait for your seat🥹
❺It is 15 minutes away from the Ancient Siam City, you can check in together🤳
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The Erawan Museum
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Fantastic place to visit in Bangkok, cannot miss it if you like thai culture. Maybe in the internet it doesn't show how beautiful it is but its really worth the visit. You can have a free audio guide to listen to the history and curiosities through the tour. If you have work permit you get a good discount on the entrance, just need to show the visa.
THREE-HEADED ELEPHANT PINK MUSEUM IN BANGKOK
Step into a world of wonder at the Erawan Museum, home to a colossal three-headed elephant sculpture. Each floor represents a cosmic realm: the Underworld, Earth, and Heaven. As you ascend the stairways, the mesmerizing stained-glass roof casts a celestial glow and the highest floor, painted with a star map, hosts serene Buddha statues. Don’t miss the tranquil garden and the sacred shrines on your way out.
🚝 easiest way to reach is by train (about 35mins ride from the city center, with 10mins walk from Chang Erawan BTS).
🎟 400 baht for foreigners
⏰ 9am - 7pm. Timing Tip: Visit in the morning or closer to closing time for a quieter experience. Unlike Wat Arun or the Grand Palace, Erawan offers serene solitude. We arrived around 10 am and practically had the place to ourselves
👗 Remember, no sleeveless attire or above knee-length skirts/pants
📍The Erawan Museum
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The Most Unique Museum In Thailand🇹🇭✨
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Have you ever been to The Erawan Museum in Samut Prakan Province? This place is the first and biggest hand-carved sculpture in the world. It is considered an important tourist attraction as well as a holy shrine for many believers.
Erawan Museum is famous for its pink colored museum, and Insta-worthy place with big elephant statue above the museum building. In this area there is food court, good to try after you explore this place.
Erawan Museum Bangkok covers 3 levels representing the underworld, human earth, and heaven. Just about every part of the museum displays rare eastern antiques, religious iconography, and psychedelic decor.
You can get there by taking the BTS Skytrain (Sukhumvit Line) to Pu Chao Station. The museum is about 1.7 km south of the station, or for the simple way you can going here by taxi/grab car, etc.
The Erawan Museum
Tambon Bang Muang Mai, Amphoe Mueang Samut Prakan, Chang Wat Samut Prakan 10270,
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📍The Erawan Museum, Bangkok, Thailand
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✨Let me share some fascinating details about it:
The museum is topped by a monumental three-headed bronze elephant, a Hindu mythological creature. This impressive statue weighs 250 tons, stands 29 meters tall, and stretches 39 meters in length. It's cast entirely in pure copper.
The three storeys inside the elephant house antiquities and priceless collections of ancient religious objects. These artifacts belonged to Lek Viriyapant, the museum owner and creator of other iconic museums like Ancient Siam and the Sanctuary of Truth in Pattaya.
Visiting Tips:
🕰️To explore everything, allocate about 1 - 1.5 hours
‼️It's best to avoid arriving at the opening time due to crowds - large tourist groups often visit on big buses.
🚫No drones allowed
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Amazing! There is such a romantic pink fantasy building in Bangkok!
Unlike many traditional Thai temples, this temple museum is pink from the inside out, and there is a giant three-headed elephant on the main building. We flew to Bangkok just for this temple!
📝Tips:
1️⃣. Shorts, short skirts, and suspenders are not allowed indoors. If you wear them, free shawls and sarongs will be provided. While ensuring beauty, you also need to abide by local customs and culture.
2️⃣. Shoes must be taken off before entering the temple.
3️⃣. It is recommended to wear white, pink, or red long skirts.
4️⃣. The whole building is equivalent to 14 floors high. The three-story building represents the underworld, the human world, and heaven. The three-headed elephant is the mount of the Buddha. There is no air conditioning on the first floor, and it is very hot. There is air conditioning on the second and third floors, and it is very cool.
5️⃣. It is a 15-minute drive from the nearby Ancient Siam. It is convenient to download the Grab or Boots taxi app.
📍Erawan Museum
📍Address: 99/9, 1st District, Bang Muang Mai Province, Samut Prakan
⏰Hours: Monday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
🎫Tickets: THB 400 for adults, THB 200 for children
Let's find some snacks at Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market.
If you can't decide what to eat on weekends, try visiting Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market. You can shop for delicious and affordable food, and it's very close to Bangkok. 🚗
The market is an indoor market with a lot of food stalls. Additionally, there are plants, traditional snacks, and local fruits sold at reasonable prices. The market is open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM every Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays. There is plenty of parking space. If the market and temple parking are full, there is a parking lot at the back that charges 20 baht per car with no time limit.
🌳The market is divided into sections, with a tent area for plants and a front area before crossing the bridge with many food stalls, clothes, and souvenirs. After crossing the bridge, if you turn left, you can walk into Bang Nam Phueng Nai Temple. Turning right leads to the floating market area, where stalls are lined along the canal with a shady atmosphere. There are paths to walk around the market, and you will find a garden area with a stage and singers providing entertainment for visitors. There are tables and chairs where you can sit and enjoy your purchases. The area is full of trees, so it's not hot at all.
⏳If you have time after walking around the market, you can drive to visit Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park, which is not far away. The park offers activities like bicycle rentals for a leisurely ride or you can walk around to enjoy nature and breathe fresh air. 🚲🚲
Important temples in Phra Pradaeng area✨️
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#WatPhaichainphonsepRatchaworawihan
📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered.
Wat Phachaiinphonsep was built at the same time as the city of Nakhon Khuen Khan during the reign of King Rama II.
Some call it Wat Krom Sak, Wat Pak Lat, Wat Wang Na because it was built by His Royal Highness Prince Krom Sakdiphonsep.
This temple has a mix of Chinese architecture, both the church and the temple, decorated with beautiful colored tiles. It is an important temple in every era in the Phra Pradaeng area. After visiting this temple, you can also stop by Bang Nam Pheung Floating Market.
🎈Phra Ratchawiriyaphon Rd., Bang Nam Phueng Subdistrict, Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Province
Dazed: Erawan Museum
Erawan Museum is a must visit place! it's not too big to make you consume the whole day strolling around the vicinity, it's not too small not too large, beautifully stunning and peaceful. It is Definitely one of the perfect must see places to see in Bangkok ❤️🙏✨️
i will definitely recommend tourists to take time to visit this museum, plus its near Ancient City too!
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Erawan Museum
The Erawan Museum is located about 20 km south of downtown Bangkok and is famous for its 29-meter-tall bronze statue of a three-headed elephant. The museum has three floors and displays a wealth of traditional Thai culture and art. The ground floor displays antiques and cultural relics, the middle floor has exquisite murals, and the top floor is the most spectacular with its colorful glass dome. From downtown, you can take the BTS Skytrain to Bearing Station, then transfer to a taxi for about 10 minutes. The museum is open daily from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and adult tickets are 400 baht. It is recommended to reserve 2–3 hours for a visit, and it is best to visit in the morning when there are fewer people. This is not only a great place to take photos, but also a great place to learn more about Thai culture.
A Spiritual Journey at the Erawan Museum in Bangkok
Stepping into the Erawan Museum in Bangkok, a gigantic three-headed elephant statue stands majestically before you, exuding an aura of reverence and sanctity. The bronze statue towers into the sky, emanating an ancient and mysterious charm. Approaching the base of the statue, you are greeted with a rich tapestry of Thai culture and religious imagery, with every inch of space seemingly narrating a story of history.
Ascending the spiral staircase, the stained glass ceiling inside is dreamlike, with sunlight filtering through, illuminating the entire space with a mystical and splendid glow. The museum houses many precious Buddhist artifacts and artworks, each quietly conveying wisdom and peace. While offering prayers and meditating in the belly of the elephant, the complexities of the mind seem to dissipate with the rising incense smoke, replaced by a sense of pure tranquility.
As I left, I paused to look back, and the three-headed elephant appeared as a guardian deity, eternally preserving the power of tradition and faith under the sky of this city. This journey was not only a cultural exploration but also a purification and baptism of the soul.
The Erawan museum trip
Loved the museum, great place to spend a couple of hours, very beautiful atmosphere and interesting architecture
The Erawan Museum
It is a great place to visit while in Thailand , Amaze by how big the elephant statue was. Every corner is so aesthetic and beautiful.
Cycling through the jungle in the heart of Bangkok
This is a place you can only get to by boat from the city center.
It is also called the jungle in the heart of Bangkok, and there is a bicycle rental shop right in front of Bang Krachao Pier, so you can rent a bicycle and explore every corner of Bang Krachao.
There are restaurants and cafes that capture the beautiful scenery, so enjoy them together!
📍Bang Kachao
▫️Location: Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Thailand
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Erawan Elephant Museum, Samut Prakan
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Erawan Elephant Museum, Samut Prakan
10 sacred objects in the museum
Entrance fee including flower offerings 250 baht
When you enter, there will be signs recommending each point
All 10 points and don't miss going inside the top floor of the Erawan elephant. Let me tell you, it's very beautiful.
Transportation: BTS Chang Erawan
There is a shuttle bus for 20 baht per person.
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Erawan Museum: A Treasure Trove of Thai Art and Culture
Located in Samut Prakan, the Erawan Museum is a place where you can fully appreciate Thailand's rich cultural heritage. The gigantic Erawan elephant statue, in particular, captures the attention of visitors. Inside the museum, intricate decorations and various artworks are on display, harmonizing traditional and modern Thai elements. Each floor features exhibits with unique themes, adding to the enjoyment of the visit. In the beautiful garden and serene atmosphere, you have the opportunity to deeply explore Thailand's history and culture. The Erawan Museum is highly recommended for art and history enthusiasts.
Must-visit places in The Erawan Museum
🌴 Attractions Overview
The Erawan Museum is a stunning architectural marvel in Samut Prakan, Thailand, known for its giant three-headed elephant statue. This unique museum offers a blend of art, culture, and spirituality.
📷 Photo Spots
* The exterior view of the giant elephant statue
* The ornate staircase with stained glass ceiling
* The circular room on the second floor with its painted dome
* The panoramic view from the top of the elephant statue
🍜 Food Recommendations
* Try local Thai street food from vendors around the museum area
* Visit nearby restaurants for a sit-down meal after your museum tour
🎫 Tickets
Admission fees (subject to change):
* Adults: 400 THB
* Children: 200 THB
‼️buy tickets on trip.com, it's much cheaper‼️
🚗 Transportation
* By BTS: Take the Sukhumvit Line to Pu Chao station, then take a taxi to the museum
* By taxi or ride-hailing app from central Bangkok (approximately 30-45 minutes depending on traffic)
🕝 Opening Hours
Open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
🏷️ Tips
* Dress modestly as it's considered a religious site
* Allow at least 2-3 hours for your visit
* Visit on a weekday to avoid crowds
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Erawan Elephant Museum
#Cultural tourism Erawan Museum, Samut Prakan, an art and religious tourism destination that will take us to explore the stories of the four major religions of Asia.
If you look from the outside or from above, everyone should be familiar with the building in the shape of a three-headed elephant. But the area of the building is divided into 3 parts, which is inspired by the Traibhumikatha (dividing the world into 3 parts: the underworld, the human world, and heaven). The lowest floor is underground or the underworld, called the "Suvarnabhumi Floor". The second is the building that supports the elephant, the "human world". The third floor is the part of the elephant, which is above the human world according to the Traibhumi concept, which is heaven. This part is called the "Universe Floor".
The "Suvarnabhumi Floor" exhibits antiques and tiles that indicate traces of culture in the Southeast Asian region, especially the use of earthenware, Benjarong, and Benjarong with gold water pattern, which are symbols of the upper class in the Ayutthaya period. The decoration on this floor also includes sculptures of Naga humans that convey the abundance of water and nature.
The "human world" presents art that combines the East and the West. There is a dome decorated with a large world map on stained glass, representing the four elements: earth, water, wind and fire, which represents the composition of the world. Inside the hall, it is decorated with exquisite stucco patterns made by craftsmen from Phetchaburi, as well as hundreds of thousands of pieces of Benjarong porcelain cut into small pieces and decorated with beautiful alternating patterns. There are also four pillars decorated with exquisite embossed tin, representing the four religious virtues: loving-kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy and equanimity, which are the foundations supporting the human world.
The "Universe" is like a journey to heaven, decorated with murals telling stories of gods and angels floating in the sky. Inside the room, it is decorated with a large solar system. The ceiling shows the sun and planets, along with a walking Buddha statue and a replica of the Buddha's footprint, creating a peaceful atmosphere like a sacred temple.
The park around the museum is designed to be a literary botanical garden, representing the Himalayas, along with sculptures of mythical animals such as kinnari, mermaids and other Himalaya animals. Reflecting the beauty of art that is embedded with religious beliefs and Thai legends
📍Erawan Museum (Mueang District, Samut Prakan Province)
⏰️ Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🚨 Ticket sales close at 5:00 p.m.
💵 Admission fee: Adults 250 baht / Children 125 baht / Foreign adults 400 baht / Foreign children 200 baht
🚈 BTS Green Line, Chang Erawan Station (Exit 2)
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The Ozone Bangkrajao
If you're looking for a café or restaurant with a garden atmosphere near the city, come to The Ozone Bangkrajao🌵☘️. This café is a green space in a garden, with bamboo huts by the canal where you can sit and relax while enjoying the breeze. The café is part garden, part small aviary, with ducks and geese roaming around and occasionally greeting you. You can also paddle a boat in the canal. It's a great place for families with kids, ensuring no one gets bored. Besides drinks, the café offers a variety of food, cakes, and snacks like nuggets and fries at reasonable prices. Whether you want a light snack or a full meal, they've got you covered.
⏰ Open Friday-Sunday and public holidays from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
📍 The Ozone Bangkrajao, Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Province.
The mind blowing Erawan Museum, you need to see it to believe it!
This popped up on my Instagram feed and I couldn’t quite believe it, so had to visit! The Erawan museum features lots of small temples and shrines based around the world’s biggest elephant statue. Housed in the base of the elephant is the most detailed and intricate shrine I have ever seen.
The grounds themselves are beautiful, with water features and ornate statues surrounding the centrepiece. You can walk around the various shrines and pay tribute if you want, or just sit and watch people going about their religious traditions.
The main feature is the incredible elephant temple, take your shoes off and make sure you’re dressed appropriately before
You enter.
This is probably the most intricately designed building I have ever seen, the detailing in the craftsmanship is Incredible. Make sure you make it to the top, follow the small spiral staircase to the attic room for the beautifully decorated roof. (there is a lift if the staircase is busy)
Honestly well worth the visit, it’s stunning!
🕰️Business Hours: 9AM - 6PM
📍Address: 10 minute walk from Chang Erawan BTS Station
💰Average Price per Person: $8 online in advance $12 at the gates.
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The Majestic Giant Elephant is a Must-See!! [Thailand Travel]
The Erawan Museum, located in the suburbs of Bangkok, is a unique museum marked by the gigantic three-headed elephant statue, the Erawan. The impact of this elephant is incredible!
Standing at about 50 meters tall, it is easily recognizable from a distance. Inside this elephant, there are actually three floors, each with its own unique atmosphere.
● Ground Floor at the Elephant's Feet
The first floor you enter is the ground floor. This area showcases traditional Thai art and crafts, offering a glimpse into the culture and history of Thailand. The walls and ceiling are adorned with vibrant decorations, and the stained glass ceiling, in particular, sparkles beautifully in the light. Just being here gives you a slightly mystical feeling.
● Climbing the Stairs Inside the Elephant to the Celestial Room 🐘
The main event is climbing the stairs inside the elephant! Ascend the narrow spiral staircase to reach the top floor. This room is themed around the "universe," creating a fantastical space with Buddha statues and ceiling paintings. It's recommended to sit and soak in the atmosphere here. It feels mystical, almost like you've stepped into another world.
● The Elephant's Back, the Top Floor
The top floor features Buddha statues and religious art, located on the elephant's back. This is a quiet and calming space. Despite being a tourist spot, it's surprisingly peaceful and a great place to relax.
● Beautiful Garden 🌱🐘🌸
Surrounding the museum is a beautiful garden, perfect for a stroll. Full of greenery, it serves as a nice relaxation spot.
The Erawan Museum, with its unique elephant exterior, beautiful interior, and serene garden, is an unforgettable and mysterious place to visit. It's not just a tourist spot but also a perfect place to calm your mind!
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Erawan museum
#travellerswonderland The Erawan Museum is a truly sacred and serene experience. From the moment you step into the grounds, you're greeted by the massive three-headed elephant statue that symbolizes the divine in Thai mythology. Inside, the museum offers a peaceful ambiance that invites relaxation and reflection.
The interior is beautifully designed, with intricate details representing Buddhist cosmology. The journey through the museum feels almost spiritual, especially as you ascend through the different levels, each representing Earth, Heaven, and Nirvana. The calming atmosphere makes it a perfect place to escape the hustle of city life and connect with a deeper sense of tranquility.
The museum's combination of art, spirituality, and nature creates a meditative environment where visitors can find a moment of peace and contemplation. Whether you're interested in the cultural aspects or simply looking for a place to relax, the Erawan Museum is an enriching experience that resonates with the soul. Highly recommended for those seeking a blend of sacredness and serenity.
Bike Life Balance @Bang Kachao
If you think of a place to ride a bike, the first place that comes to mind is Bang Kachao, Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park.
Bang Kachao, also known as the 'Pig's Stomach,' is an artificial island formed by a bend in the Chao Phraya River, with the Lat Pho Canal connecting the river to the west. Bang Kachao is located in the southern part of Bangkok, in Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Province.
💞 Reasons to recommend: There are many interesting spots here:
1. Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market: A food lover's paradise.
2. Brahma Maha Tevalai Temple: A must-visit for spiritual seekers.
3. Incense House: Perfect for activity enthusiasts.
4. Khlong Bon Folk Museum: Ideal for conservationists.
5. Accommodations and cafes: Great for relaxation and coffee lovers.
One place, all in one, plus you get to exercise and return home with a healthy body and mind.
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Getting there:
Take the BTS Skytrain to Bang Na Station and choose Exit 2. Once you get off, you can either take a taxi to Wat Bang Na Nok Pier or walk along the connecting path to Bang Na Intersection, turn left onto Sanphawut Road, and then take a motorcycle taxi or a songthaew to Wat Bang Na Nok Pier. From there, take a ferry to Wat Bang Nam Phueng Nok Pier and rent a bicycle to explore the area.
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Erawan Museum Three Elephant Head Museum the world's first and largest hand-carved "three-headed elephant" statue. The giant elephant statue is almost 17 stories high and weighs more than 100 tons and located in Thailand 🇹🇭.
There are 3 floors inside the building of the giant elephant. The first is the underground floor. Southeast Asian cultural artefacts, antiques, The ceramics have been preserved in a museum.
The second is the middle floor, the human common floor. The architectural works of art are beautifully drawn on the walls, and you have to see stories about the image of God and the religion that brings peace to the world.
The last third floor is the heaven floor. It is the floor where you go up the stairs with white and pink sides. On the walls along the way up the stairs, you can see fairy tales beautifully illustrated with murals.
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Located in Samut Prakan, Erawan Museum is Thai art, It is a treasure trove of culture.
The famous Three-Headed Elephant Sculpture Museum provides visitors with a journey through Thailand's rich heritage and Buddhist cosmology. Therefore, among those who read art, If you're interested in history, the Erawan Museum is sure to give you an experience like no other. 🌟
Founded by visionary Thai businessman and philanthropist Lek Viriyapant, the museum was established as a place to preserve Thailand's cultural identity. Viriyapant's heritage is designed to celebrate Thailand's history and traditions, and can be seen including other landmarks such as the ancient capital (Muang Boran) and the Temple of Truth.🇹🇭
The museum's main attraction is the three-headed statue of Erawan (or Airavata), a Hindu and Buddhist mythological creature. Bringing forth the giant Indra, the power, You can pray for wealth.
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💰Average Price per Person: 400Baht/person
Erawan Elephant Museum, Samut Prakan Province
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The journey is not far from Bangkok. There is a parking lot for tourists and then take a tourist shuttle. Then, you will reach the ticket booth.
The first part is a place to worship Buddha and float flower krathongs. But when you see the three-headed elephant, it is much bigger than you think. And we can go inside and go up to the top to see a high angle view.
And around there are many places to walk and take pictures. And at the exit, there are souvenirs for sale.
Shrines in Outskirt Bangkok - Chang Erawan
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Beautiful shrine with very interesting architecture!
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